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Curriculum modification

Training Suites on Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities

These short training suites help Head Start staff across all program settings learn how to use highly individualized teaching practices to make sure infants and toddlers with disabilities participate and learn alongside their peers.

Increased Access, Increased Learning

Discover how to help program staff think about ways to give children with disabilities or suspected delays access to a full range of learning experiences and activities.

Curriculum Modifications: An Introduction

This in-service suite gives an overview of eight types of curriculum modifications. Teachers can use these simple changes to classroom activities to increase a child’s engagement and learning.

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